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Aubrey, Thank you for your response; this is certainly very clear to me. I understand the encryption and security measures of VW. I went to an official dealer and I'm going to buy a completely new one, and I have also placed an order. This cost me 500 euros, 400 for the car key and 100 euros for reprogramming because the technician could do it in the car; it's not possible remotely. Well, through a Dutch second-hand, I found the exact key 3V0959752P AIF, also mentioned for 5 euros. I also ordered a new ID48 Transponder Chip, which cost me 1 euro. Now, my question is, is it not possible to clone? If yes, do you know a good company or professional who can do this, or is it still necessary to go through the official dealer for programming? The second-hand order is still to be delivered by DHL, and the ID48s are also on their way via AliExpress. I'm trying; if this works out for me, I'll have 2 new keys and 1 official key for 7 euros. Pretty nice, right? Also, thanks to Yogi-Bear for your response - but my question was completely different, by the way.

Dear all, Car key reprogramming: My Skoda Kodiaq with VIN number: TMBL6NS1M8046662 has an official key with code 3V0959752P AIF. I found this one to be expensive and ordered another from a dealer, paying a high price. However, upon complete technical analysis, as I am a programmer myself, I found a second-hand key from a Kodiaq with VIN number: TMBJB9NS0M8516475, with key code: 3V0959752M AIF, featuring the same chip. I paid very little for this one. Now, this 3V0959752M AIF key needs to be reset or, let's say, reformatted and reprogrammed to my car. Is this possible remotely? It seems unlikely. If it's possible, how and by whom? If not, why not? If it is possible, what software and toolkit are needed for this chip? Thank you.Aykut